CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Cascade Collegiate Conference released its All-Conference Women's Soccer teams on Tuesday morning and Eastern Oregon University had five of athletes make the list.
 
Garner All-CCC honors for the spring season was Cassidy Quick, Sarah Mitchell, Hannah Jenkins, Erika Skindlov, and Morgan Farrington. Both Mitchell and Quick were named First Team All-CCC, while Jenkins, Skindlov, and Farrington were Second Team All-CCC selections.
 
In her sophomore season, Quick was once again the anchor to the Mountaineers defense that posted seven shutouts in 10 games played during the regular season. She logged 90 minutes of action in nearly every game and was part of a defensive unit that enters the postseason ranked No. 6 in the NAIA in shutouts per game (.700) and No. 36 in total shutouts at seven. For Quick, this is her second straight All-CCC honor and first as a member of the First Team.
 
Mitchell is no stranger to the All-Conference list as this is her third straight year earning All-CCC honors. At midfield, Mitchell helped facilitate the offense and defense for Eastern as they racked up 19 goals and totaled 12 assists for the regular season. She scored two of the team's 19 goals and had one assist on the year. She finished with 13 shots and had seven come on goal for .538 shots on goal percentage. She helped anchor a defense that posted seven shutouts. For Mitchell, this is her third straight All-CCC honor and first as a First Team member.
 
In her first season with the Mountaineers, Jenkins was a key factor at defender for the team as they posted seven shutouts, which ranks 36th in the NAIA entering the postseason. She appeared in all 10 games on defense for the Mountaineers and was tabbed a starter in nine contests. She was part of a defensive unit that enters the postseason ranked No. 6 in the NAIA in shutouts per game (.700) and ranks in the top-40 in total shutouts at seven. This is Jenkins first career All-CCC honor.
 
Skindlov, alongside Mitchell, helped facilitate the Mountaineers offense and played a solid role on the defensive side of the ball as well. Skindlov scored one goal and dished out a pair of assists to help guide the Mountaineers offense that scored 19 goals and tallied 12 assists. She took seven shots total with five coming on goal and had a .714 shots on goal percentage. Skindlov also helped anchor a defense that posted seven shutouts. For Skindlov, this is her first career All-CCC honor.
 
Farrington was the Mountaineers leading goal scorer during the spring season as she found the back of the net five times for a total of 10 points. She posted 20 shots in the regular season with 13 coming on goal. She had a .250 overall shot percentage and a .650 shot on goal percentage. Of her five goals in the regular season, two were gamewinners for the Mountaineers. For Farrington, this is her second straight All-CCC honor.

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